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I think....and I maybe wrong, but the servlet2.0_plus.jar that comes with
GNUJSP, corrects this prob.
If I remember correctly I installed as the first jar in the classpath and it
worked. As I tracked the source(jserv/jsdk/gnujsp/jdk) it became
apparent there was a prob in readline.
Something to look at anyway.
I'm not in the office so I'm working from memory.
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From: Joshua Slack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Java Apache Users <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, August 24, 2000 6:43 PM
Subject: Re: Problem with Uploads
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> Yes, you can set the max filesize via parameters to the constructor method
for the MultipartRequest, however as he mentions in the article, the buffer
size is only extendable via changing the source
> code and recompiling, something I'm not interested in doing because I
would have to do this for all future updates of the package, etc.
>
> -- Joshua Slack
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> Jackson Ching wrote:
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> > If i'm not mistaken, you can configure the COS MultipartRequest and set
the max filesize, the default is 1MB ... and also you have to increase the
JVM buffer space ... though i forgot how already.
> >
> > # I am using the COS (com.oreilly.servlet) package to handle file
uploads. It
> > # works great except if I upload certain files that have lines longer
than
> > # 100KB in them, it throws an exception.
> > #
> > # The Servlets.com FAQ had this to say:
> > #
> > # Question
> > # Why am I getting an ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException when using
> > # com.oreilly.servlet.MultipartRequest?
> > #
> > # Answer
> > # You most likely are using a server that supports Servlet API
2.0. In
> > # these servers there's a bug in
> > # ServletInputStream's readLine(byte[] buf, int off, int len)
method
> > # where the "len" parameter is ignored,
> > # and as a result input lines that exceed the buf length will
throw an
> > # AIOOBE. The solution is to use a
> > # server that supports Servlet API 2.1 or later, or to change the
> > # MultipartRequest read buffer size to be
> > # longer than any input line received. The current buffer set in
> > # readAndSaveFile() is 100K.
> > #
> > # I am currently using Sun's JSDK2.0... I am loathe to drop JServ in
favor of
> > # another servlet engine that supports JSDK2.1, but I must make it easy
for
> > # users to install on their own sites without passing out customized
versions
> > # of the COS package.
> > #
> > # Any suggestions? Is this bug also in the servlets.jar version of the
JSDK
> > # that is passed out with JServ?
> > #
> > # Thanks for any help,
> > #
> > # Sincerely,
> > #
> > # -- Joshua Slack
> > # www.obj-x.com
> > #
> > #
> > #
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